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THE MYSTERY
OF GRASLOV
By A.thley Towne
(bpgriekt. lal. by Chariots B. Ktherinpioe
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1 SA. ...:y. :t was a be:phs-
CHAPTER VIII. f tun% a beautiful Inc.. I alike 1 the
rue INTERVItl, IN. Tile LW?. 'Drince where Vladimir eras. Ile mid
FRANCES lay ou e rude bed. that all the Paulpoffs-father, mother
scarcely coon:lour, aud Den- and 'Iadinair-hed been sent to Sibs -
ton stood a moment looktug via, -
down who:truly upon the lovely
iapturned.face. Ble bent over her, toucli-
'ed her brow mad felt Ler pulse All
seuse of Itha own lujurlex seemed to czar. We were alone; the drosky drie-
leave Llui.,as be saw ber awed of lunne- er weut uut, aud Nester°, tried to kies
Inc. I fought hint; I shot Win."
"You shot Neslerov?"
'Yes, I shot him I would again. I
then returned to Morrow, but did not
tell my father anythiug about the mat
ter, save that Vladimir was sent to ,
"You are inertly kuockeilltut by the Siberia. We soon after started for the
Shock." he said. with assumed ludiffer- , Obi and stopped at Perm. We saw the
nice. "You will profitably be all right ' governor, and he promised that if he
as soot] as we get to Tomsk." discovered that Vladttuir was lonocent
"Yes. If 1 could get there." sbe whirr- . he would help hIpi."
pered. "My father will be anxious." "II. &night as well bays said that if
W. must relieve his suxiety as Noon. lie discovered tbe moon was cheese he'd
I as possible) You most mit worry." . give it to you for lunch. Things like
i - "What *111 you do? And Neslerov?" that are' rarely corrected in Russia."
'Never mind Nester°, nuvr. keel) "When we left Perm. Nester°, was
•,
"Sent to Siberia! That ,big simple
hearted fellow! For whet?"
'Conspiriug with others to kill the
Mate carei
Frances felt Lir touch sud looked up
at hint with about the same expresrion
she might have worn had he beey a
stern aud hIgh priced specialist called
In to make au exauduatiou.
rout You've gut to be braced up a lit-
tle. I wish 1 litid 'owe wine."
"Therl was SOIlie IU the. car," she an,
swer..11.\ "Neslerov had it. 110 tried to
make rue driuk, but 1 would nut."
Denton weut to the car. still on the der awl come luto Nerlerev's own pros\
main track, and brought from it the re- Inc.. At Ws place -I had been sleep -
metal of the bottle. of wine Nester°, jug -1 woke up. The car bad become.
had opened. This lie took with Win 10 detached from the train. I was alone
on the traiu. Of course, as papa did
not know anything about the *hooting
In the house of the Paulpoffe he greet-
ed Neslerov as a friend. Everything
went web till we had crossed the tier -
the lint awl uttered eume to Frances.
"I don't Went It. I refused it before,"
she said.
011. don't you *ant It?" Le asked
with Neslerov. He took my revolver
from we aud dragged Inc here and or -
tiered' the priest to Marry ns. Then
ou came."
'"I suppose In your teen and- "Yes, I think„I came just in time,"
subtle mind there la no distinction be. said Denton.
tween a glass of wilt* offered by Neste- Then a stern look came again upon
rov whet/ you were his prisoner and by bis
\ani‘a, when you are Ill." "Frsuces," be said"I do not know,
"I did not ',aeon that," shek. au
said Week' corse, bow this matter will end. It
,
ly. he reached out her band, took the Ne.sterov wishesbe can destroy me. It
he Suds It adviaable to keep silent
then I may Hod a way to assist this
Vladimir. I thluk we shall soon be en
the way to the Obi"
With these nerds be left the hut and
was met at the door by an angry,
threatening snob of villagers.
"There be is!" growled an old unit),
evidently the leader. "Ile tried to kill
Ids excellency. Eill bit!"
"Kill hit!" said another. "It is the
governor's roturuand. He put the Iron
road, the bridge, the de,vil wagon.%
ihrough our couutry. The czar does
nut wish It, and we must avenge the
oug. 11111 him!"
cup
"Xofr,
Ing hlunie
"tell bat this
from tile begin
"1 baven't tha
she said, with a re
"Never mind thaidi
merely what any ldb
wool& have done, and, \ se
danger,
Illth•ts1,
plants. In
How did yo
Nesterov ?"
"We were I
"There was a m
railway."
"Yes, I kuow. Th
Neelerov t here."
"Ile bad an liutervl
Whtle lei Moscow -b"-
1 hy do you hesitate? t le not a
new t•xperience to lave a an want
to marry you, 111 I? You gav Idin the
usual answer, I suppose."
111. Jack! There was but OD an•
-swer papa could give him. I do
like the priure, and papa knows I o
never marry' a man I *to nut lOte."
"EverVh6dy 'knows that -n-ho knows
you." "odd Denton soberly.
\ "Ile told `him about you -and about
\VIatlindr-aud the prince gut augry."
Vladimir; Who Is be?"
Paelpoff, an ironworker,
DOW
Nev
11MV rt\:-
mind, Rill get to that
afterwart You started for the Obl,
where Gordon Is to take' ft .liout• In
Vashlov."
not yet.\ I must tell you about
he forge -in his s
Niadiiidr-poor tedltop-one day whileui,wi. 1 Met him in
t
the railway was beltig put through
Fenn. Papa and I went there. He Is
11 inarvehois man,: hot\ You would
think as much of hint as \1 do tt you
knew 1,1111. Ile is so handsome and
etroug. lie Is" -
"Du you mean young Paelpale the
blacksmith of Perin?"
"Ites. Jack. Do you know lilmr'‘
"Fve 1134 hfui turn out some Iron for
unall brtilges. War 1
"He is so intelligent aud was se
*intone to learn, to improve, 1 helped
Mtn. I used to send him books, pa-
wrs. magazines. xclentilic Works -any-
Altai I ismid get hold of that would ;
help him. ite Intuited hard. poor fel-
.ow! Ile grew to I think he loved me
drained It.
en," said Deuton, coolly seat -
on a stool near her bed,
hole tuiserable business
you yet. Jack,"
of calor.
me. I illd
Aineriean
g you In
bee watity,
ceep your
bust ss.
t would not bav
stand off. I
let's iret to th
happen to be
Moscow," she
etiug about the
said.
ew
was what toe\li
CHAPTER IX.
ITVTON 'ENS LOCOMOTIVE MOTEL
EN N presented an onruMed
frout.
"Take 6 to the goeernor,"
he said.
"The governor Is re ug." growled •
fellow whose face was a ss of greasy
haft. "You will kill him.
"Nciustris.e! Take me to Oa overn-
or. If you kill me, lie will die."
"Why is that-, builder of bridges Is
there a gifel who av.enges the death
mertcans?"
"It will need no god to daihat now.
Th ease is glumly that Nester°, needs
belt care -than you can give him. Ile
is bird Injured. It is u.ce..ary that
Le shall e taken to Tomsk et mace. I
clitt start •Ithin the hour. There will
not be anot r train to the Obi in four
days. Do yo ,desire to keep your pre-
cious governor liere'and hove hlm die
.0n your bauds?"
"No. Let us see whet tbe governor
Las to say."
It was a solemn croled that marched
Ju two columns, with Deeton between,
t0. the but of the village larletd, where
Nester°, lay.
"Why do you bring him liet\?" *eked
the priest. "Heard you nut What his
excellency eald?"
''Hold your peace.' Walt tlllyon'besg
them +meek together," was the replr.
Nester°, looked np at bls conoueror:\
gad an expreenion of hatred mime Mtn
his eyes. Denton made no show of sen-
treaent or cumpaesien.
millermtand yott,commanded these
villagers to kill ine," tie amid, standing
at the side of the bed And looking cold-
ly and ist47nl7 at his victim. "I just
weuted to *ay before thl.y
which they,certaltily will de 1? you In•
sist-that In that el1/119 you wonld pre!).
ably die Lyre for lack of proper care."
"Yon cannot help me -you would
not." anewered Nioderuv. •
'"fliat In fur you to my. I ant not a
niurderer. 1 bad no desire to kill you.
Yon nt tacked 111e. and 1 defended tny-
pelf. I rim going back to Todisk, pro-
vided youeotavege villagers dott't.k111
me. and I merely came to ask It you
would ispleased to go."
"Ilou ?" he asked.
"In the same car yeti (IMP time far
In."
"lint how? There Is no train due for
41117'."
"I will take you to Tome* If you
promise sever again to molest Mr.
Gordon or big daughter."
"I promise," Fuld Neslerov. "I will
order the villager* to permit you 'to
go."
lienton then went to the eer and ex.
endued It. Ile diseovercsi where a
fin'.* in the Aron bad weakened the
conplingx..
Ile was feilowed at s elmrt illetenee
by Nevem' yerting men, among whom
WAS the boy Who hail run to tell Mtn
that a woman was being ninthly
II:Hulled by Neelerov, and who 11111
taken his horse to shelter. Ile ordered
the boy to bring the horse. !deluding,
he was goon out of sight. He (11.1 not
go far, Ithwever. He rode along the
trsek until be reached a siding a 'short
dietance front the britlibt, where there
an old conistruction engine.
nton examined the old hulk. It
nee t only for ffrairIng one or two
ears. won carried water from the
river a • Ailed the boiler and bent a
fire of writ%
Soon a tbe villagers were ear -
prised to me 1 wheeze, rickety 014 ea-
ten coating 1161117,, with w prodigious
seise. 1.214.t tw_t_pgrela
w with papa
"Of mine yon rebutted his affection. You've dune It iso -1 filen IS It
came quite easy." 1
Tears glisteueir In lier eyesi. and be
tnriosi away iter bend. She Mid clunr-
reled nith this hoot and hail said she
would never marry him, and their
friendship had beeu almost cut asun-
der. But lie hnd SIVA-11 her from lee-
sleroe: Now lie WWI chiding her.,
'One 'could not know Vladimir' with-
allinnIng him," she said smideuly,
With a great accession of spirit. "I fall
to IntP why I.ributild be put through Ms
I AIM by you."
OPPAlll'I bt. If you don't want
nswereit coldly. "Tills Is a
village. Nester°, Is lyIng
Y , soilieteliat cut up now,
rate.-
to," he
nice, quie
..isot far aw
1but be will get over that. I 'cuilld go
on my way an !envoi ydu It my (pee-
\
MOtt 4 are distsst el The thing 1e that
there 'must be an explanntlon to t11s
affair,' ind I'd like le know What 11 Is
to lee, it le so tridiaig matter ..to cut
11)0 goillior of R t(use)an province to
"Ilarcyon be'en fightin" she naked
quietly. .
"No," be replied, with' a 1111 of ear -
comm. "Nerilerov and I Wile] il in a
few plearuintrIee. Ile doesn't if 1 at
d•Y overthion\se I do; that's all."
, '''Oh, I see yonr hood Is hemlnkfel 1
never noticed it. Ob..fack, forgive me!
"We we're folleletng • course of las
(Miry," lie pal& pelting the bandaged
baud behind him. "Thin Vladinite-
you met -there wan An attaehasent-tin
far, en good. Now, hest did that Iced
to this affair?"
-1 wonted to see Vladimir and went
14, train from Moneow to Perm. I
Wound ll 'kooky at the Statical and 'wait
driven to the alines.. 'mono, hOulle-1111
mere desalts& I MINN Nesharorthere
foith *fellows vieutliatios-Ma au
- . .....o. Aso) Au Keelung up with It.
The old engine wee cPupled to the
ear, aed then Deatoo went for
Frauces.
"The tralu ts ready," be sal& -
"The train! What trate"
"The train that is hecarry you to the
Obl, where you Will join your father."
"But there Is no trate!"
"There Is a trals.„and as the steam
Is up and the track clear I suggest
baste. Your father is prebably anx-
ious."
She weut with Lim. , At the sista of
the engine she understood.
"You are a wonderful -you ars doing
this for mel" she !aid.
but Netlehov will be a passen-
ger."
"Awl your .
"Eugineer, conductor, guard -all."
lle took her to the car and made bee
comfortable. .
Nester°, was carried to the car by
the villagers. The backs of two seats
were turned down, a bed was rued, for
him, and be lay there quiet aad seem-
lugly coutent
"Gt course, I know that you are seri- i
ously wounded," said Denton to him,
"and the possibility of your doing any
mischief Is SHIRK but I want to MI
you before we start that if I catch you
at any tricks.' will kill you as I would
a dog."
Neslerov nodded, and Denton went
on the engine.
It was an exciting start. though the
audience was small. The villagers
eared, then laughed as the littleold
engitie puffed and screeched and scrap-
ed as It gut under way.
Hut it had a man in charge of it who
WAS accitstomed to overcoming diMcul-
ties. And the way he made it groan
and work would have mad* glad the
heart of the luau who had abandoued
it ou the siding six months before. .
In the Oar was silence. Nealerov
vvas too weak to talk; Prances would
nut talk do him If he wished. She re-
tnalued. at her end of the car, save to
go in mercy to him and offer him wa-
ter at intervals. At such times he
would look up at her with an strum%
luacrutableexpresslon on his tam Mae
would nut speak, nor be
Suddenly At a siding. toward which
lie had been isirelug Denton turned the
t.nirItie to the right and brought the lit -
Ile train to a standstill. They bad been
on the road sixteetzhours and bad trav-
eled 210 guiles. .
Frances and Neslere, both looked up
,aa the train stopped and yaw the grimy
engineer enter the ear.
"There Is a village near .bere," he
rink]. "and just beyond this skittle there
14 a swell signal box. 1 have Hutt vis-
ited It, and there Is a train Coming.tbis
way froin 'forusk. Undoubtedly,' .as
\there Is lio regulnr train due, this is a ,
eenrching party out after Frances Gor-A,
Now. I have uo wish to start an
inOmmatioual controyersy. What story'
shall we tell?"
-"Tell the truth." said Frences. "11
does nut. air a ..rule. harm any person
who is innocent." .
"Np," said 'Neslerov; "not as a rule.
But we ere In a part of the world
where costems are different from your*.
lf you telh.the truth. you will never
make the world believe you. But you
will hot uuderstand; 1 cannot tell you."
"I know what you meau." said Fran-
ces scornfully. "You mean that your
reputation Is so bad that if It were
knowu that you had that ear left be-
hind to compel me to marry yon every-
body will be sure I am your wife. I.
that It?"
"Yes;atomething like that." ,
"But. Oleo, there is my word," said
... ,
Deoton. .
"Your story will be believed by your
ople, my story by mine," said Neste -
r0 "Let us each tell what we please.
I do t care."
Dent nodded and wont back to bls
*Perm ut he dld not start. The
whistle of • ding locomotive was
borne to bim b the breeze It cattle -
one engine aud a r, the same as that
be was on, but a m ern locomotive of
American make: Gor. ' n was In the
car With some officials fr Tomsk.
'Lley! That you, Denton. ' lie gasp-
ed as the grimy bridgebuilder tepped
Into the car, which was stopped the
ride of the Construction engite. '
girl and the governor of Tomsk go
lift behind In a eer. Seen"- -
2"I'm all right." Mid Frances as she
enierged frotu her car snd flew to her
father's artns.
"Did Dentou save you? What wee
ft? Where is Neslerov?" asked I tordon.
.0011. lie is In them" said , Frances
\ti.
Isom savages. Hilt ND. Denton and the
c olly. "We've hail a lively experience.
I t tight at one time we'd be killed by
prItice-soli, let's get on; I'm ttred Out
anti hiliti.r4:,
Dentou ril and wondered.
In every den, experiedee be had had
with Vralleeettlorclon he had been made
name *lid more etitonlahed by tlie un-
eertain mode, the whims, the Fittings
turns lier caprice would take.
"111111 on to this tralu •nil haul her
hark to the Ohl," sild Iteeton. "If the
read doesnh want this engine. I can
nee It at the 01.1 bridge." \
This attachment was scion hurtle, and
Mr, tiorilon, after visiting .the` prince
and congratulating him upon hhe es -
•cape 'frotu the savages, assiiite& la
.1 1 Meg. It bid about sleety miles to
go to reach the Obl. Duriag the jour.
0(7 Deem and Frauces found them -
mires side by skis la the rear car,
with se one near euough-to hear their
low spoken times.
"I cannot understand you." aald
Dente& You drst said tell the truth,
then you yourself told the drst defter --
ate Ile. %Myr
Frances looked at hlm coolly.
"Because I thought it over. There
was &toed deal la vvbst NesWoe ilia
nen, again, you and aay father have
work to do. • career to make. Mowry
to earu, sod with the enmity of Ne.
stems, you would be ruined. I studied
It well. It is better as I said it. Let
it pass."
"Here we are at Vastdov," he said.
"For the Bum befog you are home
strata."
she replied, with the slightest
tremor In r voiee. -The As to you,
I am home again -in my temporary
home."
lie taisrisreo.f41"4
HIGH LIGHTS QF FASHION.
Linea Coats. Malted en reels !eleven
and Varies. Whew items.
Limn coats are the natural complee
meth of the already well established
linen sktrts. The platted lines bolero
shown has • stole end collar a etltch-
eft-Alma, beads of which also edge the
bell sleeves. The plaits are repeated
at the back. A basqued coat ls atm
very smart. The back is quite plain I
fitting. the fronts cut to stand out
smartly from the figure. The sleeves i
are of the trw "coat bishop" order, so ,
cut that the baggy fullness at the back
of the wrist is contrived without more
thee the slightest gathering or plait -
Ing, the seam outward taking Its place. 1,
This Is distinctly • gain where wash -
Ing has to becontemplated.
Canvas Is cafe of the favorite mete
-
rialto and may be had In cream and
•
Abou. T. Lipton.
And .AW.„ angel With ▪ g TOU111.11111 lab
seriaddlug It11 tami sheet Then.
1:1u1utret
up
tit 1.1.. ...*t Theengel +book his'Iseed.
I let ye tee u art %ague now." he &Yid.
1AlJollT. Lipton wowed 1.1. hand: "I
• liere 11.t. Attie atere• t. in Week and white.
1 The 111411 11 ho.'. • bout %sill get the needed
Wore
The Winker 1111 111C ruining Yachting rties-
The gallant Lipton brightened. up. "Pray
I tell. -
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hul 14, 11111.1/` .4awl. I cannot write our
T. 1.1u"inide reply, "tVoaki I wen. It.
hut put no• dos u se one 41101101 11r 111111 !.•
Th e angel %ivy and s washed. *Eke neat night
Iteration. on Tool'amalo. Out out to urn*,
said 'I have On this large hood...nue chart
!.,% fine ex 44444 pie Or 1110 011111,11 VW'. 0,11
1 lie 111111hes. .4.1111. (IVO sport.men-niel the
I -
And kill'. Leone.- 11•1110 led all *4.. reet !
%Van. F. Kirk lit Milwaukee lienalsiel.
Bicycle Road Race.
'Yiirotitii, Aug. 21/.--tiet Sattirstay,
seri...tuber 12t1i. the•lirg event
of tire y iota. w br -bold here. 1* will
le. 1:1111%11 as lite 1 ttttt tail) triailiy I
C111111111 Cyele rigid 1110e.. ls•
IVIUlL hillitilur ( th. 1.111 if.. id.
belt! 141111O ago. 'prizes
gi‘i-ii for iudisiiliaalei attil 1•111.
(4.11111/4• rolul seli-ete.I is, over tilt,
N1/1111 R111,e1/411' ,t%11,•• driVe1 up
Witiclit.ster t.. I buif.ortli ron.i for
ell 111111 1.11e-11,111 111111.11, retur • g
the lialtio Ivitt 1... hAA tinishiliag line bring
alt the st,sraitig
A grivel 11111111re Alf Int VA.
IA« promote, that
' t hoy ileeire eiimpsoe. 'tteot
1.11WI W111 IW bIt fios-e. It is
expeeissl that the rite* will !wove ii
big sitissoie. The Itlilleat tire
a nil Mos
Al the sight of Ma engine she enderstood,
traneferring to him moms of the com-
fort*. to II* found In the other eat The
RtiesIRR °Metals swarmed around him
and praised his courage. •
"Abd that •merleaal He hi a heave
ese tool" they mid.
, "Yee: he Is brare-bramr thee 1."
Mid Neslaree weakly.
AIL Via Jiang lox tuna
^
JTT
Mb;
• eavozent LINZI1 SOLKRO.
many other colors, and • popular de-
sign Is the plaited skirt with • hip
piece of opeuwork over silk. Thls
model has a sack bolero with abort
platted `moles and wide cape collar
adorned with vandyked openwork and
trimmed With motifs of cream guipure.
It has Wide bell sleeves aud can he
worn with any pretty waist.
A Paris correspondent ootes as a fact
worth clironicllug the hold boletss
have at present' among, the most el1e.
gently dressed women in that city ot
fashion. At all smart gatherings
.dressee In crape. voile or mousseline
display a shork.pialtIng falling loosely
above a high draped, close fitting celte
tat.
A pretty style h found by those who
do not c_are to adhere to the smart Ilt-
tle bolero effects In the full blouse
shaped bodice., having • Pointed
shaped shoulder cape ornamented with
slik tassels and cords. A narrow vel-
vet collar of some bright contrasting
color Is a becoming finish to these itto
tractive capes.
For evening are beginning to be
adopted some of tbe day dress garni-
tures -namely, ornaments In gimp
riming a sort of basque from the coa-
t. tbe waist •t the back.
Th emerald green shade which has
agure&So largely In dressy hats prom-
ises to • ar this pease* In omen
fete toilets, lame color and nastur-
tium red are t1r taking new hues,
but perhaps there 1. nothing that can
more certainly be dPnded upon for
style than the nnlv.rsaily worn black
and white.
A hew wrinkle in moonlit vardtlee
promises to be the hatband In wo os
more colors oat the etraw hat bnt
ably, except •mong the youthfnl co
tiogent, dark blue and !Make will pre-
dominate as usual.
It appeare that the broad, straight
brimmed shape .11 to be the popular
straw outing hat for womea as well
as the standard' shape for men.
• silk Windsor tie In shepherd's
plaid or polka dote 1s fashionable west
with • woman'e linen collar os rea-
mer abirt waists.
A flat sole, high military heel and
more polneed toe mark the latest sum-
mer Oxford ties for women.
J. VBRNON WAT.DICIL
Why He Didn't Marry.
V. 1114 English art kt
dell! 11 1 /N111'1'141 1.14.1.11t IV. W1111eI 1
l. .11
his youth onl'he Iiiillot in of Sydoey,
Amor:dia. the yodels
111111 W1.11111 11111 n41.11411141 Ily the 114.11.'-
* 111 11141111e 11. the 111.111.1. emirtm. and
(riot.. 1111114- assig lllll rids he wind,'
bring back sketebes. tom h irtine
and now pothetic.thilt %err ad ' Able.
Gine of the hest (4 ow maim in
Apt riles hangs in the library of
t %a in locrlaiti. it port reps n then.
hotrod -dog num in the, prisonere' bar,
ing to a eery mild and sy moot hetic-
looking jitAlMr. Mr. May's PIMA' of
the eketch ie that the Niro mei hod
been dragged before the judge eeery
few the for n her of yelling. •
"Your fan. is ?needier here," the
bitter now WI ill .
11 ie. yotir honor WOMP lurk."
whiniest the te.isioner.
"Are you married yet 7"
"i_Not yet, sir." •
"Not yet, eh? How long In It nOW
Hod you have/W.4M enamerect.10"
"Seven yews% your honor.'
long all that Why in the world
haven't :t•illa gotten married In all that
time 7"
"lbseverie, reit' Minot," the primmer
v•Plaineel. "Ann and I haven't bman-
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A) he both net of jail at the Name
Dositon Poet.
•A Pine Stove.
Pirie always maid that Mark TWail It
stole t hi.. story from hint and h.•
1*' ttilil get eVrit Aluy.
1 was., years :tau, and fin. a fe •
e•reks Pirie woe nine i 1114 *4(111190 1111)1 iv
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Things financially and every other
way were at the lowest ebb.
A funeral 1'i1111e Irk • • g ii. t he road
11111' day. and 'malt left the ease, to
watch it.
Pirie'seellWil very depreiseed.
"[hi y1111 sitplisamt- -be began, and
lie s.ignisi and stopped..
"NVIiiit'it the matter will) you
said the nrilltet.
"011 y.111 suppuee." said Pirie. sWit I-
11.% 1114( a I llllll him throat. and
pointing at the ciptibt y011
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